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The host creates an invite and gets a one-time OTP or QR code, then shares it with the visitor (e.g. via WhatsApp). At the gate, the visitor enters the OTP or scans the QR, accepts the data-use consent (DPDP), and is checked in. The host is notified immediately. When the visitor leaves, the guard marks check-out.
Guards can register walk-ins: they select which resident the visitor is here to see, and the resident gets a notification to approve or reject. Once approved, the visitor gets the check-in details and follows the same OTP/QR flow.
Yes. Authorized users can download a muster CSV from the dashboard with everyone currently checked in—essential for fire drills, emergencies, and safety compliance.
Yes. We capture explicit consent at check-in, maintain immutable audit logs, and support data access and erasure requests under the DPDP Act 2023. See our Privacy & DPDP page for details.
Data residency depends on your deployment. You can host the backend and database in India to meet localisation or internal policy requirements. Contact us for options.
Gated societies, corporate offices, factories, and campuses. Residents or hosts invite visitors; guards manage the gate; visitors check in with OTP or QR. Each deployment is isolated—you control your data.
We're building a native mobile app so residents and committee members can invite guests, approve walk-ins, and stay in sync with the web dashboard. Sign up for updates on our Contact page.
Invite links and OTP/QR codes can be shared through any channel—WhatsApp, SMS, or in person. For custom or business WhatsApp API integration, contact sales.
Yes. Committee members can create society-wide notices from the admin workspace. Notifications appear in each resident’s inbox. If your deployment includes AI, you can optionally draft notice text from a title.
Committees can upload or record meeting audio, generate transcripts and summaries, and ask questions across past meetings—depending on your organisation’s AI and storage settings.
Admins configure towers, wings, and flats so visits and household data stay consistent. When enabled, residents can browse categorized nearby services (e.g. pharmacies, ATMs) around the society.
Typically: manage household members, log complaints, and track maintenance-related views—exact options depend on how your society enables modules.